Check out the 9 best methods of contraception

　　Contraception is a common need in modern society, but choosing the right contraceptive method is not an easy task. There are many kinds of contraceptive methods on the market now, such as oral contraceptive pills, contraceptive rings, contraceptive patches, etc. However, everyone's physical condition and needs are different, so you need to choose the contraceptive method that suits you. This article will introduce 9 common contraceptive methods to help people better choose the contraceptive method that suits them.

　　1. Oral contraceptives

　　Oral contraceptive pills are a common method of birth control that use hormones to suppress ovulation and thus prevent pregnancy. Oral contraceptive pills are very effective, but they also have some side effects, such as headache, nausea, breast distended pain wait. Therefore, before choosing oral contraceptives, you should consult your doctor to understand whether oral contraceptives are suitable for you and how to take them correctly.

　　2. IUD

　　The IUD is a device placed on Uterus A contraceptive device that releases hormones or copper ions to prevent pregnancy. IUDs are very effective and can last for 3 to 5 years, but placement and removal require professional help.

　　3. Contraceptive patch

　　The contraceptive patch is a contraceptive patch that is placed on the skin and releases hormones to prevent pregnancy. The contraceptive patch is very convenient. Each patch can be used for 7 days, but it may cause skin allergies Wait for side effects.

　　4. Safe period contraception

　　The safe period contraceptive method is a contraceptive method that determines the safe period by counting the menstrual cycle. The principle of this method is to prevent pregnancy during ovulation, but because there are many uncertain factors in the menstrual cycle, this method is not very reliable and can easily lead to unintended pregnancy.

　　5. Condoms

　　A condom is a type of condom that is attached to male a membrane over the genitals, used to prevent sperm combine with the egg. Condoms not only prevent pregnancy; sexually transmitted diseases is a very common and reliable method of contraception.

　　6. Intrauterine device

　　An intrauterine device is a small contraceptive device that is placed inside the uterus and can be used continuously for 3 to 10 years. The contraceptive effect of the intrauterine device is very good, but the insertion and removal require the help of a professional doctor, and there are certain risks.

　　7. Rhinoplasty contraceptive method

　　Rhinoplasty is a contraceptive method through cough Or sneezing as a contraceptive method. This method is unreliable and can easily lead to unwanted pregnancy, so it is not recommended.

　　8. Herbal contraceptive methods

　　Herbal birth control is a method of preventing pregnancy by consuming certain herbs. This method is unreliable because different people have different physical conditions, and the composition and dosage of herbal medicines are also uncertain, which can easily lead to unintended pregnancy or side effects.

　　9. Vasectomy

　　Vasectomy is a male contraceptive method that surgically cuts or ties the vas deferens to prevent sperm from entering. ejaculation liquid. This method is very reliable, but the surgery has certain risks and is irreversible.

　　In short, choosing the right contraceptive method is very important. Different contraceptive methods have different advantages and disadvantages, so you need to choose the contraceptive method that suits you according to your physical condition and needs, consult your doctor before use, and use it correctly according to your doctor's instructions.